newsletter #1
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Nowadays, there are no isolated countries. Wildlife, livestock, people and diseases do not respect boundaries. People can flying from one country to another countries in a few hours. Not only people but also wildlife and l ivestock. The diseases wil l following its.
Countries of the world are inter-‐dependent. There is happen ‘buBerfly effect’ in the world. ‘BuBerfly effect’ is what happens in one country has impacts fas beyond its borders.
South East Asia Challenges in One Health
1. Limited number of human resources (sectoral leaders, researchers, human & animal health professionals at all) in the region understand the concept of One Health
2. Limited resources are dedicated to promote One Health pracQces when deal with human-‐animal-‐environment associated problems
3. Limited number of leaders in the region who can work the inter-‐diciplines, cross-‐sectoral, and internaQonal forums to resolve One Health problems
ONE HEALTH CHALLENGES
One health approach had been implemented by the government in 2005 through the establishment of Indonesia NaQonal CommiBee for Av i an I nfluenza Con t ro l and Pandemic Influenza Preparedness which had coordinated acQviQes in combaQng, control and prevenQon of avian influenza in Indonesia.
As in 2012, One Health will be promoted as one of naQonal health agenda. Faculty of Public Health Universitas Indonesia in 2011 will iniQate One Health into some programs related to Environmental Health. Indonesia is a country with a very diverse mix of residents and has total populaQons of around 200 mil l ion people and 105 state univers iQes spread across 33 provinces. Currently, between 105 s t a t e u n i v e r s i 2 e s t h a t a r e categorized as research universiQes is sQll very limited. To improve the quality and quanQty of produced
research, Indonesia needs for the establishment of the internaQonal prospecQve study, which will be able to make the publicaQon of research arQcles to internaQonal journals.
For that, the establishment of prospecQve researchers f rom I n d o n e s i a , e s p e c i a l l y f r om Universitas Indonesia as one of the research universiQes in Indonesia, has been an increased incidence of infecQous diseases in the world. One cause is no longer the case for humans and animals in traveling between regions. An effort needs to be done so that there is a balance b e t w e e n h u m a n -‐ a n i m a l -‐environment. There is a new science that can be learned about human-‐animal-‐environment, which is one health. In efforts to establish a one-‐health science it needs to be an educaQon. To support educaQon curriculum needs to be made within the scope of a one-‐health. Indonesia establishes a plan to generate One Health concept.
The Indonesia One Health University Network (INDOHUN) was established in January 2012 as a pla^orm where leading academicians, stakeholders, scienQsts, communiQes, and professionals from Indonesia could transcend provincial and naQonal borders to address issues of regional and global concern
MISSIONTo implement the One Health concept across the country with the support of mulQple disciplines.
VISIONTo improve the health of people, animals and the ecosystem, which are all interconnected for global survival.
AIMEDTo unite all health sectors in Indonesia (especially university) to conceive and build one health concept in Indonesia.
INDOHUN Structure Organization
INDOHUN is a part of SEAOHUN
(South East Asia One Health University Network)
SEAOHUN have 4 core countries, 10 core universiQes, and 14 faculQes in South East Asia. They are Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia. In Indonesia the core universiQes are Universitas Indonesia, Bogor Agricultural University, and Gadjah Mada University. In Thailand the core universiQes are Chiang Mai University and Mahidol University. In Vietnam the core universiQes are Hanoi School of Public Health, Hanoi Medical University, and Hanoi University of Agriculture. In Malaysia the core universiQes are UniversiQ Kebangsaan Malaysia and UniversiQ Putra Malaysia.
INDOHUN have 13 core acQviQes in 11 months. There are workshops, conferences, trainings, mee2ngs, and symposium. Many deans, vice deans, lecturers, internaQonal speakers & trainers, and also the students.
1. IPHA (Indonesia Public Health Associa4on) NaQonal Conference on 3-‐7 September 2013
2. OHCC and CM (One Health Core Competencies and Curriculum Mapping) Workshop on 3-‐5 October 2013
3. Improvement of Public Awarness to FDOZD (Foodborne Diseases and Other Zoono4c Diseases) on 6-‐8 November 2013*
4. Enhancement Comprehensive Working Community to Achieve OH (One Health) on 20-‐22 November 2013*
5. Global Health Young Leaders on 10-‐18 January 20146. Workshop and training on the development of OHCA (One Health
Curriculum and Approach) on 22-‐24 January 2014*7. a. 1st ToT (Training for Trainers) on OHCC (One Health Core
Competence) and OH (One Health) Module Development on 27-‐29 January 2014 at Jakartab. 2nd ToT (Training for Trainers) on OHCC (One Health Core Competence) and OH (One Health) Module Development on 26-‐28 February 2014 at Yogyakarta
8. OH (One Health) Short Course on 12-‐14 February 2014*9. InternaQonal Seminar on CIZD (Controlling Infec4ous and Zoono4c
Diseases) on 18-‐20 February 201410. Strengthening Disease Surveillance System on 3-‐5 March 2014*11. OH (One Health) Capacity Building Workshop on 19-‐21 March 2014*12. NaQonal Symposium on OH (One Health) Approach 26-‐28 March 201413. INDOHUN Annual MeeQng on 8-‐10 April 2014*
*to be confirmed
IPHANational
OHCC & CMWorkshop
The 1st acQvity, Introducing One Health in the NaQonal Conference of the Indonesian Public Health AssociaQon (IPHA NaQonal Conference), has conduc ted succe s s fu l l y on 3 -‐7 September 2013 at Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara. IPHA NaQonal Conference is an annual large-‐scale conference for public health experts from all around Indonesia. For 2013, IPHA NaQonal Conference is held in Kupang from 3-‐7 September 2013. In this occasion, INDOHUN get the chance to promote One Health concept through keynote speech, plenary session, and training.
The next acQvity is the One Health Core Competencies and Curriculum Mapping Workshop will be held on 3-‐5 October 2013 at Makassar. The number of parQcipants are 44 persons from 16 universiQes and 32 faculQes in Indonesia. The goal is develop One Health concept to be imp l emen ted i n un i v e r s i t y curriculum.
